Category: 1. Iran

The murder and abduction of religious minorities in Syria has accelerated in the wake of self-appointed President Ahmad al-Sharaa’s speech at the UN General Assembly in New York late last month, The Cradle reported.

During his speech, al-Sharaa,…

Hossein Pourfarzaneh, the organization’s chief, said during a ceremony in Tehran that the newly inducted aircraft– along with one helicopter and five small passenger planes — would add more than 2,500 seats to the country’s aviation…

After five consecutive years of drought, the country began the new water year with severely depleted reserves. Nationwide, reservoirs are only 35% full, and inflows to major dams have fallen by half compared with last year.

Dams in Tehran,…

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The protest reflects growing public anger in Pakistan over a two-year-long Israeli campaign of “genocide” in Gaza. It also highlights frustration with Muslim-majority governments for their silence and…

At least 54 dead seals have been found on the shores of Mazandaran Province since March, according to environmental officials quoted by Tasnim News Agency.

The Caspian seal (Pusa caspica), the sea’s only native mammal, faces growing threats from…

TEHRAN – Marked on the first Monday of October each year, World Habitat Day 2025 is focused on addressing urban crises such as climate change, human displacement, inequalities, and sustainable solutions for cities.

The United Nations designated…

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Brik’s remarks reflect rare public dissent from within the Israeli regime’s military establishment. His warning about increasing threats and regional isolation underscores concerns that the prolonged…

Iran’s foreign minister said the country is ready to resume efforts to resolve its nuclear standoff but called cooperation with the UN atomic watchdog “insufficient.”

In comments published Sunday on his official Telegram channel and…